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Wednesday, April 26, 2006

Glastonbury Man: Justice Borden's Efforts "Sour Grapes" and "Political Maneuvering"

Although the press has thus far ignored the questionable decision of Justice Borden (see my post below) the lead letter in today's Hartford Courant reads:

"In response to the April 25 news article 'Borden Letter Indicates Contentious Atmosphere On Court':

It is obvious that Connecticut Supreme Court Acting Chief Justice David Borden has attempted a last-ditch effort to derail Justice Peter Zarella's nomination for chief justice. I find this to be nothing more than sour grapes and political maneuvering by Borden and legislative leaders.

Isn't it true that Borden stands to benefit from Zarella's appointment being stopped?

Borden should focus on being a judge, not a politician. He is guilty of what he is making accusations about. The holding of the decision on a freedom of information case had no bearing on either that case or the confirmation process. Therefore, it is a moot point.

It appears that Democratic Party leaders have drummed up the media circus with the purpose of blocking the nomination. On all accounts, former Chief Justice William Sullivan has a long history of impeccable character and ethical standing. It is disgraceful that an ambitious judge (Borden) and the state Senate leadership would attack him for personal and political gain.

Jeffrey Wihbey
Glastonbury"

In case your wondering, I am NOT Mr. Wihbey.

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